Who Cares
Below are our 9 articles in the 'who cares' category:
When expecting a baby you look forward to having a healthy and happy child. You know that for the first few years, you will be responsible for all of its needs but expect that with good parenting, ...
The feature describes how caring for a friend or neighbour is a good aspect of modern life but can become onerous. It suggests when and how to involve a person's family, doctor and social services ...
An article describing the situations that may result in becoming a partner’s carer and the inevitable changes in the relationship that follow. It refers to the emotional trauma of caring for a ...
An article describing some of the advantages and problems of working outside the home while being a carer. It also outlines the legal rights a carer has with regard to taking leave and having ...
Caring is an arduous task that few people recognise unless they personally become involved. Four out of five carers have to give up their paid employment to look after their loved one and lose not ...
Since the late 1990’s, the British government has pledged to help and recognise carers more effectively. Many carers feel that to date, little has changed and being a carer often means sacrificing ...
A feature describing the evolution of the parent/child relationship and how an adult child can approach the difficult time when a parent starts to need care. It lists warning signs of a parent’s ...
A feature on what can be involved in caring and how people inadvertently become carers. It describes how an aging population has dramatically increased the number of people involved in looking after ...
In Britain today, it can be argued that carers have little choice. Community services across the country vary tremendously and if you are looking after someone you love dearly, you probably feel ...
